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Scuba diving at Robuste II (épave / wreck) in Cannes
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Robuste II (épave / wreck)

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CannesBoat
About This Site
The Robuste II is the best-known accessible wreck dive off Golfe-Juan, an old steam tugboat (registered in Marseille in 1921, reportedly sunk by a mine during WWII) now lying broken on the sand at about 26-28 m in the bay between Cannes and Juan-les-Pins. The wooden deck has long since gone, leaving a low field of superstructure standing roughly 5 m above the sand: boiler, winches, pulleys, cabling and scattered plating, with an identifying name-plate near the engine room. Sitting under the 30 m mark, it is a satisfying but undemanding wreck dive that experienced open-water divers can explore freely without long decompression, and its metalwork is now a magnet for congers, morays and hunting barracuda.

Difficulty

Intermediate

Max Depth

27m

Type

Boat

Typical Visibility

12m

Conditions Summary

Best time today

6AM - 12PM

GREAT

Best day in forecast

Tomorrow

GREAT

2026-07-12

Community-reported visibility

n/a

Warnings for today

None

The Robuste II lies in the middle of Golfe-Juan bay, which is well enclosed by land on most sides: the Vallauris and Golfe-Juan mainland shuts off the whole N-NE arc, Cap d'Antibes to the east screens the E-ESE, and the Cannes headland and Pointe de la Croisette close the W-WNW. To the south the Îles de Lérins (Sainte-Marguerite and Saint-Honorat) sit across the bay mouth, shadowing the SSW and SW. The genuinely open fetch is the SE-to-SSE channel between Cap d'Antibes and the eastern tip of Sainte-Marguerite, which faces the open Ligurian Sea — so easterly and south-easterly winds and the occasional southerly swell are what build waves here, while the Mistral and Tramontane from the NW blow offshore off the land and leave the site calm. There is no true ocean groundswell on this microtidal coast; surface conditions are governed by local wind-sea, and the site is best worked in anything from a westerly to a northerly.

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